After Barcelona confirmed interest, Manchester City have reportedly raised their Paul Pogba offer to €82.9m.
Juventus continue to assure they have no intention of parting with the French midfielder, but he remains the hottest property on the world transfer market.
His agent rated him at €100m and clubs are pushing closer and closer to that magic number.
After Barcelona confirmed interest, Manchester City have reportedly raised their Paul Pogba offer to €82.9m.
Juventus continue to assure they have no intention of parting with the French midfielder, but he remains the hottest property on the world transfer market.
His agent rated him at €100m and clubs are pushing closer and closer to that magic number.
Today’s edition of The Sun claims that Manchester City have made an offer worth £60m (€82.9m) for Pogba.
This is a slight increase on the €80m reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport on Friday.
Barcelona director Ariedo Braida and President Josep Bartomeu said this week that Pogba “is a target” for the Treble winners.
However, the Bianconeri are not in a position where they need to sell and if were to part with one of their midfielders, it’d more likely be Arturo Vidal.
The Chile international is wanted by Arsenal and Manchester United.